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How bats pick out their own calls when flying in enormous swarms

[ad_1] A swarm of hundreds of thousands of bats roosts in the Jornada caves in New Mexico Laura Kloepper A trained hawk carried sensors through

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An already dead star is dying for a second time

[ad_1] Pulsars emit beams of radiation Artsiom P/Shutterstock A dead star appears to be dying again, say astronomers who have spotted a pulsar that is

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Mathematicians can’t agree what ‘equals’ means, and that’s a problem

[ad_1] More complex than it looks When you see “2 + 2 = 4”, what does “=” mean? It turns out that’s a complicated question,

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Earth’s atmosphere is trapping twice as much heat as it did in 1993

[ad_1] Earth’s energy imbalance, a key measure of global warming, has doubled in the past 20 years, raising concerns about how much heat the oceans

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People are less likely to believe an AI if it conveys uncertainty

[ad_1] AI chatbots can answer questions convincingly, but they aren’t always accurate portishead1/Getty Images When artificial intelligence models say they are unsure of their answers,

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Starship launch 4: Date, time and how to see the SpaceX livestream tomorrow

[ad_1] SpaceX’s giant Starship rocket on the pad at Starbase, the company’s site in South Texas, in June 2024 ahead of a planned test flight.

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Toxic positivity: Why excessive optimism is bad for your health and mental well-being

[ad_1] Having a positive mindset can result in unexpected consequences DEEPOL by plainpicture/Anja Weber-Decker Are you struggling with low self-esteem? If so, you may have

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Glitching radio waves from dead stars explained by swirling superfluid

[ad_1] The glitches from pulsar emissions are born deep within the dead stars Jurik Peter/Shutterstock The radio waves we see from pulsars have a mysterious

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China is sending giant pandas to US zoos for the first time in decades

[ad_1] The 2-year-old female panda Qing Bao will arrive in Washington DC later this year Roshan Patel, Smithsonian?s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute Two

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Diet-monitoring AI tracks your each and every spoonful

[ad_1] An AI that watches you while you eat can estimate how much you’re consuming, and could help people track their calorie intake [ad_2] Source